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D5300
Redness above D5300 Viewfinder
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<blockquote data-quote="DeanL" data-source="post: 333345" data-attributes="member: 28260"><p>I never claim that it affect the pictures. I just want to see if other people see what I saw. If it only happens to my D5300, then it is a bug not a design flaw. However, it happened to my D5300, Walt’s, and your girlfriend’s; maybe Jake can check it out at a local store where he lives. Is false alarm usually means user error? Not design flaw?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DeanL, post: 333345, member: 28260"] I never claim that it affect the pictures. I just want to see if other people see what I saw. If it only happens to my D5300, then it is a bug not a design flaw. However, it happened to my D5300, Walt’s, and your girlfriend’s; maybe Jake can check it out at a local store where he lives. Is false alarm usually means user error? Not design flaw? [/QUOTE]
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